How much recording time do you get with say a 500GB HDD?
28845
Depends on lots of variables. Each camera takes disk, hi res cameras take more, motion activation can save some. Remember that you can set to overwrite when the disk gets full. I called their customer service on setup issues and they were awesome! I'll bet they could indicate space requirements for one cam in always on mode. Good luck!
1524716
1 TB with continuous non-stop recording will hold about 3 weeks. You'll need a 3.5 SATA hard drive with a maximum of 3TB. So lets say you want a 3TB HDD, well you'll have about 9 week of non-stop recordings. However, you can set your DVR to motion detection, that way it'll record when it is triggered by motion in order to have optimum storage. Also, the DVR has automatic override, so when your HD is full, you'll system will override itself and keep recording. Hope this helped!
779270
You can set the time to how long you want depends on how big your hard drive, usually 500 gb
97819
4 gigabytes generally = 1 hour of 720p recording which is the best setting on this camcorder. so depending on the size could vary. But if you get a 32 gb sim then you can get around a good 8 hours. But you can always save after 8 hours to your computer then start all over again. have fun!
1876230
Depending on the size of the media storage connected to the recorder - approximately at 5 to 6 GB per hour for HDTV signal. I have a 750 GB USB drive connected to it and so it can record over 130 hours of TV shows.
694361
Depends on what type of quality you want, i can record up to 8 hours but the quality reduces. optimum time is 2 hours for a high quality recording.
1041634
hello, as far as the memory card goes, it stops recording when full. with a 32gig card, I got about 5 hours of recording time. I just erase the card once a week on my laptop. when the card gets full it tells you. the menu is quite tempermental as formatting the card while in the dashcam is a pain.
1933399
At a setting of 1080 you can record 139 minutes of video. At 720 you can go 269 minutes. Files are in .mp4 format.
1506303
Total record time depends on the type of disk an setting on the recorder for speed. I can't seem to find my manual but I think the speed times on the recorder are 2 hrs, 4 hrs, and 8 hrs with the proper disk
1870138
Since the recording is done at a PC that is connected to the same router, the recording time will depend on the size of your hard drive. Will use about 1GB a day and future model will have a rollover feature but not as of now.
1870141
It depends on the size of the hard drive you are using on the PC you are recording with. You can use the included software or any off the shelf IP Camera software. This is just a camera and does not record to itself. Usually you can estimate about 1GB per hour of recording on just about any camera with average quality settings. I would suggest adding a secondary hard drive dedicated to storing your video.
419177
I runs on a DVR that comes with the system. It can record for about a month before re-using the older data.
2050528
17mbs, but compressed it must be a bit over 2 mbps - so a type 4 or 6 sdhc should work. My calculations are 17mbps x 60 sec x 60 min. = 61+ GB (1 hr of recording). It is advertised that it take approx. 8GB to hold 1 hr (60 min.) of recording at FXP (17 mbps).
1203762
Yes, it comes with 500 Gb hard drive. It recorded about 40 days on motion detection at my house.If you have other question, email them. Their support is very good.
1114682
I don't know, but I'm guessing about 7-10 days. What I do know is that the recordings will roll over once the drive is full, so it's a continuous recording over the same drive.
33210
It depends on the quality setting of the video. At the highest quality settings you'll get about an hour per 8GB. At the lowest quality setting (still viewable HD) you'll get about 3.5 hours per 8GB. You can buy 16GB cards (look for class 6 or 10) for about $20-25. It's more expensive than DV was (I shot DV for years), but you can carry the equivalent of about 120 hours of recording time (using 32 GB cards) in less space & weight than a single DV tape was.
375771
Depends on your SSD card. Recommend at least a 240gb will get you 2 hours 30 mins in Pro-Res record mode and 30 mins in 2.5k mode. Double that for a 500gb card